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cbsnews.com - 3/25/2009

Transcript: Obama Press Conference

— cbsnews.com — March 24, 2009: The President Takes Questions From The White House Press Corps Comments Comments 2 March... 24, 2009 (CBS) Below is a transcript of President Obama's March 24, 2009, press conference, as released by the White House: PRESIDENT OBAMA: ... (more) Transcript: Obama Press Conference

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washingtonpost.com - 3/25/2009

Transcript: President Obama's Press Conference

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washingtonpost.com - 3/25/2009

Transcript: President Obama's Press Conference

— washingtonpost.com — CQ Transcripts Wire Tuesday, March 24, 2009; 9:20 PM SPEAKER: PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA [*] OBAMA: Hello, everybody.... Please have a seat. Good evening. Now, before I take questions from the correspondents, I want to give everyone who's watching ... (more) Transcript: President Obama's Press Conference

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Ari Melber: Big Questions for President Obama's Big Press Conference
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... of his first 100 days, keeping him on par with President Bush's early pace for press conferences. (Bush held pressers in February and March of 2001, though he did not tackle prime time, when far more people watch live, until May.) These events are a rare, valuable opportunity for the public to hear the President questioned directly. The press, for its part, is given the responsibility to set the agenda for important policy questions and the public interest priorities that the President should address. In that spirit, here's a checklist for the big event: ...

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The Nation: Top Stories — It is rough out there, but President Obama appears to take it in stride. He is juggling crises, promoting a huge new budget and, to his credit, regularly making his case to the people. On Tuesday, Obama is holding the second prime time press conference of his first 100 days, keeping him on par with President Bush's early pace for press conferences. (Bush held pressers in February and March of 2001, though he did not tackle prime time, when far more people watch live, until May.) These events are a rare, valuable opportunity for the public to hear the President questioned ...